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Collmarie

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You respond to a patient complaining of lower abdominal pain. Upon your arrival, you find a 25-year-old man who also complains of groin pain. After inspecting the penis and scrotum, your next step would be to:
 
  A) inspect the glans.
  B) lift the scrotum and inspect for swelling or lumps.
  C) palpate the testicles.
  D) take a urine sample.

Question 2

Your EMS station has been designated a Baby Safe Haven. As such, you know that:
 
  A) a mother or father can drop the baby off and leave with no questions asked.
  B) you are legally required to provide basic supplies (e.g., bottles and diapers) to the mother or father.
  C) a mother or father can bring his or her baby to the station for basic care issues.
  D) you are legally required to provide the mother or father with resources to assist in the care of the baby.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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